For Whom the Bell Tolls, part 2

Artist:

Vladimir Bocharov

Altai Republic, Russia

Notes:

The recording was made in a grassy field at a short distance from the bank of the Edigan River. Through the noise of the river, the wind, and the chorus of insects and birds, the sound of a bell from a freely grazing horse on the opposite bank occasionally breaks through.
The bank of the Edigan River in a valley surrounded by uplands. The vegetation is characteristic of a high-mountain landscape: steppes, low-growing trees and shrubs along the riverbanks, grassy fields, and a hilly terrain.

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